Borah Threatens Expose Money Ties in Senate
Washington April 23 AP Borah accuses campaign fund manipulation dating to 1920s era before the Republican convention. He claims a Senate expenditures committee and war chest influenced nominations, linking money, political strings and backroom deals. Democrats dispute Borah’s claim of pivotal influence and insist hearings are routine.
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Senate inquiry on administration relief and spending
The text notes demands for a special investigation into administration relief and emergency expenditures. It explains Democrats will control the committee on campaign expenditures and emphasizes Borah's claim that corporate powers fund money to influence the Cleveland Republican convention, focusing on the potential political impact.
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Business Nervous Over What Might Occur In Capitol
Business leaders grow anxious about pending Congress actions as adjournment nears in May. Bills stirring unease include expansion of Federal Trade Commission powers, NRA related measures for textile and labor, government contracts wage rules, a 30 hour work week, Federal licenses for interstate businesses, and price discrimination regulation. Outcome uncertain as tax and relief bills loom, with advisers urging caution while leaders hint at adjournment after major items are cleared.
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Group of House Members Push For Early Adjournment
A faction in the House plans to force adjournment by May 11 with a privileged resolution. They aim to keep the quit topic active in members minds, leveraging ongoing pressure over stalled legislation.
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First cotton subsidy checks arrive in Alabama county
Opelika April 23 AP J A County Agent CCC H Bedingfield Kilgore Opelika farmer said a Lee county grower received what is believed to be the first cotton subsidy benefit check in the state under the new conservation program presented by Golf Conserving Program.
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